big ball soccer Man who bashed father avoids jail

A man who admitted to maliciously beating his father when he woke up and "injured his head like playing football" avoided going to jail.The 20-year-old, Bryce Anderson Woodward, said on Wednesday in Launceston's Supreme Court that he just wanted his father to respect him.He had previously admitted an attack on the criminal code.
Woodward's unprovoked attack put his father in the intensive care unit, and his grandfather was hospitalized because of the stress caused by the incident that exacerbated the existing medical condition.Judge David Porter sentenced Woodward to four months' imprisonment, two years of complete probation, and ordered him to complete 12-Monthly probation orderThe court had previously heard that Woodward attended a funeral and then woke up with his father at the San Leonard hotel on July 23.Woodwald and his father drank at the hotel at about 8.
At 30, the two quarreled verbally near his father's car.The father turned and left, feeling the back of the head hit, halfConsciously slide from the side of his car to the ground.Woodward kicked his father's head several times while his father struggled to stand up and curl up into a ball.
The court found that he encouraged another person to kick his father, but he refused.The police arrested Woodward, who admitted to beating his father's mouth, hitting him and kicking him in the face.His father was hospitalized for two days for injuries such as broken nose, brain bleeding and vision problems.
Judge Porter noted that Woodward reconciled with his father and that he was also facing breach of contract due to past community service orders.A report on a community corrections check found Woodward unsuitable for probation or community work